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D em agogue
By Rev. Dr. F. W ^ A M I L T O N . President o f T u ft* Coll«««
STRANGE FATE O F T H E T H R E E 6 H IP 8
T w o of Them
J o y o u suppose th at th e w ord corporation has becom e
A S T E N C H I N T H E N O S T R IL S o f so m an y p eop le I
j t jjj aim ply because o f in d ivid u al A B U S E O F O P P O R ­
T U N I T Y . T h ose w h o w a n t to b u ild up aro seek in g to find ou t and
VESSELS OF IL L LUCK T h e
NAMED WASP.
B U T L E R o f C o lu m b ia U n iv e r s it y
f f I
IT II tlieTcTianged co n d itio n s in tho U n ited S tates havq com e
C L A S S D I S T I N C T I O N S , lam en tab le as th ey m ay be,
but they.)are here as tru ly as th ey aro in the older n ation s
o f E urope. T h en th ere is th e large influx o f im m igran ts—
p eop le w ho are in no w ay acquainted w ith our traditions pud speaking
a differen t ton gu e. T h ey com e fo r tho m ost part from th e lo w est and
“ D o you believe In lucky ships 7"
asked the paym aster as tbe officers of
M O ST I G N O R A N T classes o f E urope.
tb e wardroom prepared fo r th e ir a fte r
d in n e r talk.
T h e q u estion s th at ariso fro m those th in g s are m an y, b u t th e m ost
“ W e ll, 1 do not know bu t I do,” an­
i m p o r t a n t ix, W ill th ese in stitu tio n s o f our co u n try su cceed in this
swered the first lie u te n a n t "T h e re are
n ew era f T h ey w ill, b u t th e c h ie f d an ger is T H E R IS E O F D E M ­
some ships In tbe n avy n o w -w ie es­
pecially, as you a ll kn ow —th a t do
AGOGY
aeem to be hoodooed. B ut, aa I t would
D em a g o g u es and m en o f th eir ty p e are attem p tin g to d ev elo p a
be treason to m ention them by name,
w e w o n 't
B u t th ere’s no barm In
H O R I Z O N T A L lin e o f party in stead o f a vertical line. B y m isrep re­
speaking about old tim e unlucky sblpa.
sen tation , frau d and H O A X the d iscon ten t o f th e poor m an is b ein g
“Th ere w as tbe Chesapeake.
She
aroused. H e is b ein g told that m en w ith brains and ed u cation are e x ­
w as such an unlucky frig a te th a t It
w as bard w o rk to get a orew fo r her,
p lo itin g h im fo r th eir ow n good.
and she was a gt>od ship too.
T h e aim o f th ese dem agogu es is to m ake a n ew a lig n m en t o f p arty,
“ She began her career w ith th a t dis­
g racefu l a ffa ir w ith the B ritis h frig a te
to m ake ev ery man w ho w orks w ith his hands T U R N A G A I N S T
Leopard. A lthough E ngland and th e
T H E M A N w h o w orks w ith his brain. O n one sid e w ill be th e d is­
U nited States w are a t peace, th e Leop­
a rd bald bar up off th e co ast pour­
con ten ted , th e m an w h o has been P E R S U A D E D th a t h e is d iscon ­
ed broadside a fte r broadside In to her
ten ted , and on th e oth er w ill be, fo r th eir o w n p ro tectio n , th e m en o f
< ad fin ally took fro m bar eosne A m e ri­
can sailor«. claim ing th a t they w are
brains.
B ritish subjects. A nd th e Chesapeake
T H IS N IW A L IG N M E N T W IL L IN D E E D BE A C A L A M IT Y .
w as la such condition and bar prep­
ara tio n fo r b a ttle w as eo bad th a t she
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offered scarcely any reeirtanoe
captu rin g m erchantm en, some o f w h ich
“ A fte r th a t ev erything want wrong
'“Th e»« surely are m ysteries o f th e
ahe burned and some o f which she g re a t deep,” aald th e doctor, “ and w a
w ith bar, and Law rence, w h an ha w as
«ant
back
w
ith
prlxe
crew
s
to
the
U
n
it­
ordered to go to Boston and ta k e com­
w ho do ou r w o rk upon Its w a te rs can­
ed State«
m and o f her Just before her fight w ith
not b u t stand In m ore or less a w e o f
th e Shannon, was so Impressed w ith
“On Oct. 0, 1814, the W aap waa spo­ them . I f th e uudevout astronom er la
tb e fa ct th a t th e ship was hoodooed ken by the Swedlah bark Adonla, being mad, aa tb e poet Young avers, then
th a t be tried his beet to get his orders then In la titu d e 1R.35 north, longitude surely th e sa ilo r free from a ll super­
changed. W hen he sailed out to fight 80.10 west, or w ell to the w es tw ard o f stitio n Is no t a norm al being and, I be­
the > Cape de Verde lalands. A fte r lieve, also a m ig h ty poor sailor. L e t
th e Shannon, so short was he o f men
♦hat he had to Impress men on the apeaklng tbe ba rk and ta k in g on board us Im agine th a t a ll those A m e ric an
dock Just before Bailing, and th e dis­ «wo A m erican officer» who w ere pas­ m en -o f-w ar w hich have sailed fo rth
astrous outcome o f th a t b a ttle »off senger» on the Adoula the W aap made and never retu rn ed are still som ewhere
sail In tlSf direction o f the equator,
Boston Is a m a tte r o f history.
afloat In th e Sargasso sea. I f you w ill,
and fro m th a t hour to thia no m ortal as th e first lie u te n a n t bus suggested
“ Although the Chesapeake was in
aye
has
ever
aeen
her;
no
b
it
o
f
w
re
c
k
­
each good condition when the B ritish
aa a fin al p o rt fo r th e tw o W asps. A nd
age has even been picked up which w o uld It not be a p retty superstition
Captured her th a t they easily took
m ight give a clew to her fa te. In fact, to s ta rt—perhaps, fo r a ll I know , It
her Into port, and. although w hen th ey
ahe vanished aa com pletely and aa has a lrea d y been started by our frien d s
fixed her up she was one o f the finest
m ysteriously from the face o f the w a ­
frig a tes afloat, ahe was a ll th e tim e
before the m ast—w ould It no t be a
ters as did tho other W asp.
g e ttin g Into trouble u n til the B ritis h
p re tty fa rify , I say, to th in k th a t. Just
“T h a t these tw o vessels should nt
a d m lra llty declined to send her to see
as th e old legend o f E n g la n d w as th a t
any more and sold her to a H am p sh ire the same tim e have m et a s im ila r fa te soma da y A rth u r and his k n ig h ts
m ille r, who broke her up and m ade a —and aneb a fa te —la one o f those co­ should come again to rescue E n g la n d
w in d m ill o f bar.
W h e th e r he pros­ incidences to be Impressed w ith which In her direst need, some day, In th e
a m an does not have to be very super­ hour o f A m e ric a’s greatest need, a ll
pered a fte r th a t or not I do not know ,
stitious. There Is n fascination In lot­ these loet ships w ill come sa ilin g In
h u t I ahould not be a t a ll surprised If
Investigation ahould show th a t he tin g a grewaom s fsney range and pic­ ag ain to fig ht he r b a ttles as th ey
failed the n e xt year.
tu re these tw o Wasps m eeting some­ fo ug ht them o f yore?**
“Then there was th e W asp.
where on a lonely sea — those tw o
“ H u m p h t” aald a young lie u te n a n t
“Th e first W asp w as an eight gun alone- and fighting each other u n til no "O ne m odern m an -o f-w ar w ould go
schooner, purchased a t the outbreak o f
vestige o f either rem ained to tel) th e thro ug h th e w hole fleet lik e a fre ig h t
the R evolution—a m erchant schooner tale, or perhaps some other strange tra in through a country village. W h a t
m ade over Into a m an -o f-w ar. She was
fa te overtook them. and. caught in the good w o uld th ey ha nowT*
not p ractically suited fo r the w o rk and
endless eddies o f th e Sargasso sea,
" T h e re you go,” replied th e doctor,
a fte r a short career o f no especial b r il­ those tw o ti’a*ps are even now flo at­ “Just aa I said—no Im ag in atio n , no su­
lia n cy w as dropped from the navy list.
ing side by side, from the gaff o f one perstition. T h e young m an la n o t no r­
Bomebow things bad never seemed to drooping tbe piolderlng shreds o f tb e m al. B ut, as w e are g e ttin g dow n to
go righ t w ith her w h ile ahe w aa p la y ­ red cross of E ngland and from the personalities, suppose w e a d jo u rn tb s
ing m an-of-w ar.
B u t the nam e w aa ; other n fe w shreds o f w h nt w ere once Sym posium .”—N ew O rleans P icayune.
too good a one—too suggestive a one— the
and stripes.”
to be lost, and when the w a r o f 1819
“ V ery p re tty Idea.” anld the p a y ­
E A R T H Q U A K E 8.
broke out we find th a t th e U n ite d
master. “ and much more rom antic
Btatee had another Wasp, th is tim e an
than to sim ply fiunpoep th a t they w ere
T h e ir C anaca, T h e ir F r e g e e a c r
eighteen gun sloop o f w ar. A nd I w ill
both cm jiz a J find w ^ u t dow n w ith «11 '
T h e ir T w o G reat B e lts. .
explain to m y c iv ilia n frien d over there bauds.”
T h e re Is never a day on which gome
th a t a sloop o f w a r, paradoxical as It
" B u t If thoy hud ro capMzed,” re­ p a rt o f the earth Is not shaken, and It
m ay seem, l r by no means a sloop. A
torted the first lieutenan t, "w ould It Is probable th a t uot even an hour ever
■loop o f w a r Is. In general term s, under not h e re )**»•« lik ely th a t some -bit o f
passes w ith o u t some kind o f nn e a rth ­
th e old classification o f th e n a vy, a
w reckng*. some boat or piece o f n
quake In some p a rt o f the earth . T b e
m an -o f-w ar c a rryin g a ll her guns on
boat, • something a befit the decks,
tru th o f this statem en t m ay be In ­
one deck and not only could ba, b u t
should have boon le ft floating about
fre q u e n tly was, a fu ll rigged ship. Tb e
for other ships to pick up and thus fe rre d from tbe fa c t th a t In Japau
old sloops o f w a r o f the beginning o f
give a clew to th e ir fate?
I f It bad alone 8,331 earthquakes w ere recorded
th e last century used to carry ev ery­ been only one ship the wonder would between the years 1885 and 1S02. Tb e
w h ere from eighteen to th irty guns
not have been so great, but here were g re a t m a jo rity o f these shocks are tre ­
end w ere to the old navy w h a t the esc
tw o good sized m en-of-w ar, both last mor» detected on ly by In strum ent» or.
oikd class cruiser la to the navy o f to ­ seen In the track o f m erchant vessels I f noticed by m an, of such slight Ih-
day.
M a n y,
In w ell frequented seas and both drop­ te n a ity aa to cause no ala rm .
" W e ll, tbe sloop o f w a r W asp when
ping off the face of the w aters alm ost how ever, are sufficiently strong to en­
the second War w ith E ng land broke sim ultaneously and not a vestige of d ang er Ufe and property, and there 14
ou t w as In European w aters. She a t either ever seen - picked up—and both ev ery grad atio n betw een the trem or»
once returned to the U n ited Btates, re ­ nam ed the W usp, and both sailing ont w h ich only delicate Instrum ents detect
fitted and started on a cruise a fte r th e o f a Portsm outh ns th e ir Inst home and tbe ea rth q u ake which devastates
enem y's m erchant fleets com ing up port to the port of the missing W asps.” a g re a t c ity .
from the W est Indies. Boon a fte r lea v­
Gauses fo r Jars In the earth are m any
" W e ll," said the captain p f the m a­
in g port ahe ran Into a hurricane and rine«, "the case of the tw o W asps waa and o f d iffe re n t kinds. T b e fa llin g In
lost her Jib boom and tw o men on I t
tbe most e x tra o rd in ary one o f the sort, o f the roofs o f caverns baa been kn o w n
B u t bar bad luck let up a b i t *®d
I th ink, recorded In n a val annals, bu t to cause earthquakes, and landslides
ahe captured the B ritish corvet Frolic
there have been m any other ships, have caused others. These, how ever,
a fte r a b rillia n t action.
some o f them m an-of-w ar, too. which are m in o r causea, and the resu ltin g
" B a t the lock o f the W asp w aa only
h a re sailed from port and never bean shocks are o f alight Im portance. A fa r
liftin g her ap a little to east bar down
seen by m ortal eyes a fte r th ey passe d more potent cause fo r earth qu akes Is
harder. Scarcely had she ta k e n pee-
volcanic action.
out beyond the harbor’s mouth.
eeaelon o f bar prise w han dow n came
T h ere are tw o greet belts on the
“T h e re was th e th irty -s ix gun frig a te
th e B ritish Una o f b a ttle ship Poletlers
Insurgent, capture»«! In ottr little w a r e a rth In which eith e r volcanoes a re ac­
and took victor and vanquished Into
tiv e or m ountains a re g ro w in g or In
w ith F ran ce and taken luto our navy.
her possession
A prise «raw o f B rit­
“ In J u ly , 1800, m anned by a crew o f w hich the tw o phenom ena a re asso­
ishers took the Wasp to England, 400 man under C ap tain P a tric k F letch ­ ciated. These tw o belts fo llo w g rea t
w h ere they refitted her and took her er, th e In surgent sailed fro m P h ila d el­ circles. One o f these pasees through
In to the B ritish navy.
phia under order» to cruise off the the W e s t Indies, the M e d ite rra n e a n
“ In the spring o f 1814 the W asp, fly ­ coast In the track o f m erchan tm en go­ sea. the Caucasus and H im a la y a m oun­
in g the red cross ensign of Rt. George. ing from the W e s t In dies to Fran ce. ta in s and Is called by I>e Montessua
Bailed out from the harbor o f Porta
F ro m tbe tim e th a t th a t splendid fr ig ­ tb e M e d ite rra n e a n or Alplne-Caucasus-
m outh. E ngland. She waa sighted pass­ ate passed out by the capes o f the H tm a la y a n b e lt
In this belt 53 per
in g oat of t in chops o f the channel, Chesapeake to thia d a y no w ord o f her cent o f a ll recorded earthquakes have
and from th at day to thia there have has ever come back, though she w en t occurred. T b e second belt nearly en­
come do tidings o f her fa te. She sailed to e r f f in lu a sea s w a rm in g w ith ship
circle» the P acific, fo llo w in g tb e Andes,
a w a y stanch, ta u t and trim , w all found
th e m ountains o f w estern N orth A m e r­
ping.”
and seaworthy aa A m erican and B r it­
“ And I w ould add to the list o f those ica, th e A le u tia n Islands, Japan and the
ish aklll could m ake her. N o hostile
A m erican
m en -o f-w ar
which
have P hilippines. T ills D e Monteosu» culls
ship sank her w ith Its guns, no great
shared the fa te of the tw o W asps and the d rc u m -P a c Iflc or Andes Japanese
storm passed over th at p a rt o f the
the Insurgent,** rem arked a lieutenan t, M a la y a n belt. In this belt have occur-
ocean a f t h a t tim e, yet she never re­
“tbe elgiiteen gun corvet Saratoga and •r«l 41 per cent o f ull recorded e a rth ­
tu rn ed to port. No piece ol w rrekng o
quakes. In a ll the rest o f the w orld
the fourteen gua b rig P ickerin g.
belonging to her w as ever seen, and no
"T b e Saratoga sailed from P h ila d el­ th e recorded earthquakes eqitul only 6
tidings o f her mysterious fa te ever
phia early In October o f 1780 and off pe r cent o f the to ta l num ber.
t
cam e back.
the coast took severe I prises, which
Those whose homes are outside the
"M e a n tim e the U n ited State» had , the appearance o f a B ritish ship of the tw o belts o f freq uen t earthquakes ure
b u ilt a new W asp, and about tbe same I line forced her to abandon. She w aa Bot absolutely Im m u ne from d istu rb ­
tim e th at the old W asp sailed out of then off tbe capes o f I »els w ere, bu t
ance, as Is proved by th e ea rth q u ake
Portsm outh. England, under B ritish
ahe m ade no port. From the tim e she a t C harleston lu 1S86 and at N ew M a d ­
colors to m eet her m ysterious doom was seen h u rryin g a way from the B r it­
rid in 1812. B ut lu those parts o f the
th e new W asp, under Am erican colors, ish ship o f the line till now she has
globe earth qu akes are not common.
sailed from Portsm outh. N. I I . A p ­ never bean sighted. Th ere w as a gala
T h e y occur In w id ely scattered locali­
proaching the B ritish channel, the new the fo llow ing day, but the Saratoga
ties a t ra re In te rv a ls and are list com ­
W aap had au action w ith the B ritish
had often weathered gales of more m only o f grea t destructlveiM*««. In th e
•loop o f w a r Reindeer and captured power, and no piece o f wreckage fro m
bar a fte r a abort fight
B u rn in g the her was ever washed ashore on the belts o f freq u en t eartbqiiakeu, on the
other hand, shocks uiay occur In m any
prise. C ap tain B lakely, w h o com m and­ coast near w hich ahe waa last seen.
piscas a t freq u eu t lu tcrvuls and occa­
ed th e W aap. pu t Into L ’O rlen t, Franoa
"T h e P ickerin g le ft port a month
Ran
B a llin g fro m th a t port In August, the a fte r the Insurgent, under order« to sionally w ith great violence.
W a a p fought a b a ttle w ith the B ritish cruise In the vic in ity o f Guadeloupe, Francisco and Bantlago. fo r exam ple,
corvet Avon. In which ah* silenced fibe aalled to the same port as the tw o are situated on danger lines In tbs
B ar guns, hot w as unable to ta ke poa- Weeps, the Insurgent end the S arato­ ea rth 's crust, as are m any other places
•aaslon ow ing to the appearance o f a ga. fo r she was never sighted a fte r aba In th e tw o g rea t e a r.b q n n ke l»ett».—
Professor R alp h B. T a r r - in Leslie's
■ s a iir lji B ritish foroe.
passed out beyond the rapes a f t k -
Weeklv
him as . w ell. I f he wunUxl an In tro ­
du ction he could have had I t oasy
enough, and th a t be d id n ’t rush to ao-
cure I t ra th e r piqued her.
N e x t m orning a fte r b re a k fa s t a
tough looking fe llo w , who w u rid in g
In s ty le fo r th e first tim e in hie life,
en tered the car and a fe w m inutes
la te r w u qg llng M t u L aw so n and m a k ­
By SIDNEY AYRES
ing h im s e lf obnoxious.
T h e yfihng
m an opposite p o lite ly requested th e
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flashy y o u th to d u ls t and w as p rom pt­
ly consigned to a c lim a te th a t la h o tte r
I t w as an In te rs ta te contest and 15,- than thia. H e d idn’t go. H e sim ply
•0 0 spectator» h ad assem bled to w it­ took th e d istu rb er b y th e neck and
dragged him In to th e sm oking c a r and
ness the fo ot race, th e long Jump, the
flung him In to a s u t w ith a bang.
fdgb Jump, the th ro w in g o f th e Ram­
T h a t w a s th e last o f the d istu rb er.
m er and other feats o f a g ility and H e d id n ’t lik e th e atm osphere o f a
stren gth.
A m ong th em w e re Bdlth d ra w in g room car. M l u L aw so n w ould
La w so n and Isa b el D aw s, w h o had ur
have th an k ed th e stranger, b u t ba gave
rived upon the grounds escorted >> her no o p p o rtu n ity. H e sim p ly re tu rn ­
E d ith ’s bro th er D ic k , h u t he had left ed to hla seat and resumed hla read ing
th em to epeak to one o f th a athlete« aa I f no th ing bad happened.
and had disappeared., T h is Incident
T h a t evenin g aa th e paeeengera le ft
had p u t th e usually s m ilin g an d am ia­ the ea tin g bouse w here they had had
ble E d ith ou t o f tem p er, and long be­ " tw e n ty m inu tes fo r dinner” a oow-
fo re the first tr ia l on th e programme boy. w ith a couple o f guns belted about
hud been called ahe w aa In a captious him and too much liq u o r w ith in him
mood and w ishing ahe had n o t come. fresh ly halted Miss L a w so n and p re ­
M laa D aw s , on the c o n trary, w as all tended to recognise her as n Miss
enthusiasm and an ticip atio n , and her Thom pson. I t w as a lam en tab le f a il­
exclam ations fin ally brought forth the
ure.
H e w as picked up some w ay ,
re m a rk from E d ith :
somehow, and dropped off th e p la tfo rm ,
“ W h a t a etnphl th in g to w aste our
an d the young m an who did It never
tim e over.
Theue bo called athletes
even looked back to see I f th ere w aa to
be an y shooting. H e m ig h t h a ve been
th an k ed ag ain i f ho hadn’t been so
busy w ith his o w n affaire.
Th in g s w ere com ing to a head, how
ever. A t m id n ig h t th a t n ight the tra in
w u held np a t a w a te r ta n k . T h ere
w ere five In the p a rty o f ruffians, and
th ree o f them en tered th e sleeper» and
com m anded passengers to "shell ou t.“
T h e com m and w as p ro m p tly obeyed In
the firs t tw o care, b u t the m an »who
started to w o rk the tric k In the Id a h o
ra n up against a snag. T h e reserved
young m an brought out a gun an d did
some shooting. H e w e n t outside and
d id some more. In fa c t, led by him ,
th e paeeengera ra llie d and k ille d tw o
robbers and drove the others In to th e
woods. M I m E d ith L aw so n w as one o f
th e m an y passengers w ho offered her
h a n d In co ng ratulation , and th us It
earns about th a t th e tw o fin a lly In tro ­
duced themselves. W h e n th e stran ger
M id th at hla n am e w u B en n y H op e,
b u t th a t the pu blic Insisted on ca llin g
him T o m m y, the g irl flushed up and
exclaim ed :
" W h y —w h y, th ere w u «' T o m m y
H o p e a t the In te rs ta te m eet o f athletes
six w eeks ago!“
•*Yes, I w aa th e re ."
“ A n d you J-Jumped?"
" I Jumped, Miss I^ w a o n ."
TO O K T H B D IS T U U B B B B I T H B MBOX AMD
“ A nd yon—you sprinted?”
DB A U O X D H IM IN T O T H B 8MOKKB.
“ I sprlnteil. D id you happen to be
ought to be p u t to sa w ing wood and th ere In pei non?”
m ade to earn an honest living. Look
“T -yes, and I told m y chnm , Isabel
» t th a t one » w e llin g around aa I f he
D aw s , th a t I hated athletes. I —I said
had saved a dozen hu m an llv esl”
th a t nn old horse could beat you a ll a t
“ W h y, th a t’s T o m m y H o p e,” was
ru n n in g or Jumping and th a t you—
Is a b e l’s rep ly .
" I f I . o n l y dared. I ’d
you” —
ca ll him over here and Intro du ce my­
“T h a t I ought to be sa w in g wood,
self. H e ’s Just one o f th e nicest fe l“ —
perhaps?" he laughed. “ W e ll, I shan’t
“ I f he Isn’t n b u lly th en I never saw
hold It against yon.”
one!” In te rru p te d E d ith .
"See him
A n d he d id n ’t
I f be had, bo w could
sw agg er as he w alks. I f he w as In ­
th ey be engaged a t the present tim e,
troduced to me I ’d anub h im good and
u announced In the society columns?
w e ll.”
" W h y , E d ith L a w s o n I T o m m y H ope I t Is more th a n lik e ly also th a t Miss
Is the cham pion high Jum per and run­ B d lth has changed her opinions and la
ner, and th ey say th a t he la the beet a w a rm cham pion o f th e “ cause.”
boxer In college th ia ye ar, H la folks
H e w W il l ia m s G e t a G ir t .
a re am ong the m oat’’—
In th e la s t centu ry th ere lived in a
"R esp ectable
of
saloon
keepers,
p ro b ab ly,” sneered th e p r e tty gfcrl. w estern v illa g e a gentle old m an sub­
“ So he’» a prize fig h ter w ith a ll the sisting on a m eager salary. One day
he learned th a t his b ro th er had died In
r e s t N ice com pany w e are In ."
M I m D a w s w as ab ou t to pretest and San Francisco and le ft him a fo rtu n e
argu e fu rth e r w h e n th e high Jumpers of m an y m illions. T h e tran sitio n w u
w e re called.
T h e re w as a field of staggering, especially so since It w u
eight, an d each an d every one o f them fo llo w e d by a show er o f appeals fo r
m oney from every q u a rte r o f th e globe
w as cheered as be took his place.
“ E ig h t o f th e m ,” observed Miss and fro m persona k n o w n an d un kn ow n
D a w s a fte r counting, “ b u t none of to him .
H is son, w h o acted as hla secretary,
th em w ill stand a show a g ain st T o m ­
m y Hope. You w ill see him sail over noticed w ith regret th a t th e fa th e r
seemed unable to grasp tb e m eaning
the highest b a r lik e a b ird .“
“ B u t an y w a ll tra in e d h o n e could o f hla new pow er and was glad to
do tb e sam e th in g ," w as Edith*» re ­ have him a t last evince a little Inter-
ply. " H e ’d b e tte r be sa ilin g In to some M t In one o f his begging letters. I t
honest w o rk, b u t he’ll n e ver do th a t proved to be from W illia m s college,
as loug as th e people w ill crow d to asking nn endow m ent on tb e plea th a t
see these shows.
Tf I h ad brother tbe old m an ’« b irth p la c e w a s n e ar the
in stitu tio n .
D ic k here I ’d box his ear»."
" I ’d lik e to do som ething fo r th a t
“ G et read y to clap yo u r hands, E dith.
school," said he m ed ita tiv e ly .
T h e re be goes I’’
" W e ll, I w ould, fa th e r. If I w ere
“ I w o n ’t even look.”
T o m m y H o p e took th e run and the yo u,” his son encouraged him .
” 1 believe I w ill.” T h e old m an ’s a r ­
Jump and cleared th e b a r th a t bad
brou gh t other» to g rie f. In re tu rn the dor kin dled. " I believe I ’ll give them
\
crow d raised a m ig h ty cheer. T b e ap­ som ething handsom e.”
“ Bo y o n , ahould,” tb e son pursued.
plause lasted five m inutes, h o t B dlth
“W h y n o t r
Law so n d id n ’t Join In.
" I w ill. I ’ll give th e m ” —he thought
D u rin g th e n e x t h a lf hour »he c riti­
fo r a m om ent—“ I ’ll give th em >1001” —
cised th e crow d an d b e rated her broth­
er, and her frie n d realised th a t she Boston H e ra ld .
Phallamont Livery Co.
His H our o f
T riu m p h
Vasco, Oregon.
E very k in d of rig to order,
and a ll orders p rom p t and satia-
factory at reason ab le prices.
i
F arm ers team s fed a sS r e ll as
th ey are fed a t hom e, if n ot better.
w as In a pet, so d ip lo m a tic a lly le f^ h e r
S a fe r .
alone.
T h en th e ru n n in g race ‘w as
“D o you th in k a fly in g m achine
called, and Miss D a w s ’ suppressed en­
w o u ld be s a fe r th a n the ordinary
thusiasm burst fo rth again.
“ I t w ill be T o m m y —o u r T o m m y — m eans o f ex p lo rin g th e a rc tic re ­
a g ain !" she exclaim ed In h e r excite­ gions?**
“ M nch s a fe r,” answ ered th e In v e n t­
m ent.
“ Oh. E d ith , bow sorry I am
th a t you c a n 't appreciate athletics ns or. “ I t w o uld be lik e ly to break dow n
th e rest o f us do. You see, m en are before the p a rty got as fa r aa usual
m ade strong, ag ile and m uscular by fro m c iv ilis a tio n .” —W ash in g to n S tar.
this tra in in g . Suppose th a t ou r T o m ­
The Knock-oat Blow.
m y had to ruu fo r his life?"
“ l i e w ould If offered a Job a t a dol­
T b s blow which knocked o a t Corbett
la r a d a y ,” rep dad B d lth .
was s revelation to tha prise fighter«.
“ W h a t a g irl you are!
But there From the earliest days of the ring the
knock-out blow was aimed for the Jaw,
goes th e bell.
N o w th ey a re ta k in g
th e ir places. N o w th a signal Is to be the temple or the Jugular vein. Stomach
punches
were throw n In to w orry and
given. N q w — G o It, T o m m y, go Itl
Oh. E d ith , T o m m y Is g a in in g —ha la weary the fig hter, but If a scientific man
had told one of the old fighters th a t tha
creeping up—be Is leading!
O-o-o-h,
■me« vulnerable spot was the region of
such sp rin tin g ! T o m m y w ill w in ! H e th e stomach, he’d have laughed a t him
has w on!"
fo r an Ignoramus. D r. Pierce Is bringing
“ A nd I am going hom e.”
h o iM t to
o t the public a parallel fa ct; th a t
stoma^Kis the most vulnerable organ
Borne folks are b u ilt th a t w ay , even th< stonisdhls
out
o
p?Np ring as w ell as In IL « W e
e
f
\
h
e pi
some youug ladles, and th e only w a y
throats, fset and long«,
Is to let them hug th e ir theories u n til nroteetpur.
but the
e are u tte rly Indlffer-
circum stances arise to change th e ir
en t to, u n til dl
flnds the solar plexus
opinion.
O ne could not have safety and knocks as o u C
ke vourytom ach
predicted
the» such
clrcumstanoaB i S
w o uld ever arise In th e Ilf« o f E d ith
Law son, h u t fa ts Is m ore po w erfu l i m ¡u
i jilU
p r o te c k Y
than m an.
W ith in a m onth «he w as «poodlng cures "wsKk stom ach.” Indigestion, or
w es tw ard In rep ly to sn Inv I tattoo dyspepsia, torpid liver, bad, th in and Im­
pure blood and other diseases of the or­
fro m n tlh u in t whose fa v o rite she w i f i
gans o f d lg e ttla n and n u tritio n.
and, m ore th an th a t, she was trnvaMBff
T h e "Golden Medical Discovery ** has a
alone. Though unchaperoned. alu> w as specific curatihre effect upon all mucous
n o t a lone passenger In the d raw ing •urfases snff hence ««res ca tarrh , no
room car th a t w h irle d her aero«» the m atte r where located or w h a t stage It
prairies.
Opposite her sat a young m ay have reached^ In Nasal C atarrh It
to cleanse the passages w ith D r.
m an whose appearance pleased h«r a t Is
Sage's C atarrh Remedy fluid While using
firs t s ig h t T h a t be w as a gentlem an
the ■ Discovery • as a constitutional rem­
ahe Im m e d iately decided. H e mad« no edy. Whp the "Golden Medical Discov­
op po rtu n ity to »peek to her. Th ere e r y ” cures c a tarrh al diseases, as of the
w ere six or eight other passenger^ a ll stomach, bowels, bladder and other pelvic
m ore or le u sociable, and. In one w a y organs w ill be plain to you If you w ill
and another, a ll b u t tbe* young m an reed a booklet of extracts from the w r it­
cam e to m ake th e acquaintance of ings of em inent medical authorities, en­
dorsing Its Ingredients and explaining
14l u Law son before th e first .lay
th e ir cu rative properties.
I t Is m ailed.
th e Journey ended. ’
m on request. Address D r. R.V. Pierce,
A fte r th e very first glance a t
ffalo, N. Y . T h is booklet gives all the
young m an the g irl was puzzled. She
Ingredients entering Into D r Piero»*!
fe lt sure she had seen him before, and medicines from which It w ill be seen th a t
ahe cudgeled her brains In vain to re- they contain not a drop of alcohol, pare,
m emtter w here and when.
T ill» Im­ triple-refined glycerine being used Instead.
D r. Pteroe’s great thousand-page Illus­
pression grew stronger whenever »bo
trated Common nenes Medical Adviser
stole a glance a t him , and by and by w ill be seat
she w u m uch vexed a t heraelf fog her
C
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If the
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